St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-11

rty sheriffs; providing for increasing or d.
minishng the number of directors and
changing the place of business of an fncorpo-
rations; for an increase of "a per cent terri
torial bonds to take up Sl67, 800 of and per
cent. bonds issued in 1881: providing for the
dissolution of civil township organizations; for
the publication OF the general laws in papers:
allowing So per 100 of calculations; making ap-
preparation fnr the North Dakota hospital for
the insane, with amendments reducing the
total from 1874, 500 10 $l53,000 providing for
payment for the newspapers furnished MEM
bers of the assembly ut this session. The
following house bills passed. Provid-
ing for the auditing and payment OF
bills for printing the authorized reports
or territorial officers and institutions; legal
iZing certain election in Spear1sh; appro-
priating 81, 700 for the improvement of the
grounds and buildings of Grand Forks uni
versity; repeating the act of 1895 author
iZing the school districts of Barnes and
GrigRs counties 10 fund their Indebtedness;
to insure the better education Of the prac.
titioners of dentistry, etc; changing the name
OF the Dakota Brokerage and Investment
company; amending the law OF 1885 for the
government of hospitals for the insene so as
TO strike out the exception Of the steward
Oh suspension. TEE AITCH.
FARGO WELL. PLEASED.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO, OAK, March 10.-FargO feels
battered at the recognition given it in the
selection of four of its citizens for i'm
pOrtant territorial positions Benton for
treasurer, Templeton for attorney general,
Il. ). Tyler Tor examiner for North Dakota.
and IL. c. Plumley on Bismarck's peniten-
tiary bond. AL these selections are re-
garded there as among the best that could
be made. When the governor visits the
city there will be found expressions Of re-
gard for him.
A SIOUX FALLS KICK.
Special 10 the Globe.
Sioux FALLS, OAK. March 1O.-The
appointments Of Gov Church have all been
made from personal rather than political
motives. The Democrats of the Sioux Fails
district are the only ones in the terri
tory who have been entirely ignored
by the governor, Mr.. Ward, the apnointee
for auditor, although resident here. was
IN no sense representative of the Demo
Gratis OF this district. and has no strength
with the Democracy and no sympathy ir
connection with them, his interests being a.
Pierre. and his appointment, while i
is credited to Sioux Falls. i.
IN TACT Pierre appointment
and so regarded throughout the territory
While the Democrats of Sioux Falls we1
anxious to sustain the governor in his adj
ministration, and will do So yet, they Sc,
no reason for being set down on ane
snubbed as they have beeh by the governor
The management of the penitentiary board
having been made up to suit Ward and
the old Republican ring of the place, it j.
not surprising that the Democrats of tbs
only Legislative district in the territory tina
has furnished IL Democratic member of tn,
legislature two terms in succession shoule
feel diSgusted at the way in which the,
have been treated. but as their Democrac,
has never been dependent OH Office, theI
feel as though they can stand it If the
governor can.